Review on Naxa Electronics NAA-306: Ultra-Thin Flat Panel Style 📺 High Powered Antenna for HDTV and ATSC Digital Television by Shawn Hodges

Basically a simple active rabbit ear antenna that works for both digital and analogue signals. As shown in the pictures, it has what we used to call a "USB loop". Power gain is controlled by a knob at the base of the antenna. The adjustable antenna rods are a little stronger than the antenna I previously bought so they won't break easily and won't wobble in the slightest breeze. heat pipes! As with most mainstream antennas, hooking it up is easy: one connector for power and another for your TV's antenna/cable connector (using a standard coax connector). Results from using this antenna will vary greatly depending on where you can find it. it must stand on a flat surface and not be blocked by obvious solid objects. If you can put it next to a window you might get better results. You may also need to adjust the power gain (instead of just maxing it out) if there are too many signals in your area. ready to tune it to receive other stations; it can receive almost all listed stations in the area. I get 16 channels in another room that has more things interfering with reception and less space for placement. You can buy a similar antenna at almost any local electronics store, but ordering from Revain is a good option if you don't have a store nearby that sells such items. It's certainly no worse than what you can get on various networks, the price is right and it's well made and has decent quality cables. I'm not giving it 5 stars because honestly it doesn't do anything special or extra, it just does what it's supposed to do for a reasonable price.